george

So that was the reason for the foul mouthed tirade the other day then...

The first time he got the ball in Coyle's reign he was on the edge of the Arsenal box with a bit of time and tried a fancy flick that went straight to the opposition.He couldn't get rid of the ball quick enough and had no appreciation of what was going on around him. But he's got no confidence.....that is because he knows he is a poor player playing at a level that is above his limited ability.

4 of the 7 blocks in the East Lower are sold out 1 of the 6 blocks in the West Lower is sold out. Seats available everywhere else. At least 6 seats in a row in areas of the North and West Uppers available.

I think that most Bolton fans are so happy that Megson has been sacked that Coylie will get a long honeymoon period.He won't get much criticism, if any this season even if Bolton are relegated imo. As I have stated before I would rather start 2010/11 in the Championship with Coylie than in the Premier League with Megson. Whether the club is ?50 million or ?70 million in debt isn't my problem, I would rather look forward to going watching Bolton play a bit of football then suffer what Megson had them playing most of the time.

You do surprise me Winchester White.Discussing having a maul with the next door neighbour indeed.

That was Colchester in 87/88.Bolton didn't play at Luton in the seasons they banned away supporters.

They brought 193

Didn't buy them in 91/92 then? Swansea had 47 supporters in the away end at Bolton in 91/92. Torquay brought 64 with them that season.

4k is expensive but Frank and his mrs could go halves

Played for Bournemouth in the 80s. Might have been the cunt who scored their winner at Burnden in 84.Either him or Billy Rafferty.

Jack reminded me of someone at the Youth Cup tie against Bournemouth.It came to me in the second half....Billy Hamilton. Arsenal or Ipswich away if they beat Fulham

Good shout, he went on as sub. They also had a John McGinley in the side.But not our John McGinlay.

Fair play to the Cockney,he just sent me a full refund inc paypal fees with this message. "I was told that I would be receiving the programmes yesterday, then yesterday I was told Monday so I am issuing a refund as I don't want to mess you about. If they do finally arrive at any point I will let you know and you are welcome to re-purchase. " We'll see what happens..

Hopefully if we are beating a poor side like Hull at home we will try to stay on the front foot rather than take off a goal scorer for McCann and hand them the initiative.

Felgate and Redfearn both played for Lincoln on Bradford fire day.That's a programme I would like to have a copy of but even in this recession it's going for ?45 -50 . I read somewhere that Jim Mcdonagh had a loan spell at Man Utd but he didn't play for the first team.

I picked up the match issue yesterday.The first programme is ?2 for 52 pages and the second one ?1 for 32 pages with a non glossy cover. It's quite funny to see how all mention of Gary Megson has been removed from the article on Chris Sutton in the second issue. Will you let us know if you get anything from the postponed games at Sunderland and Arsenal...the Wigan postponed issue is easy to get. I paid a Cockney a fiver on Wednesday for the Arsenal one but he is trying to back out of the deal claiming nothing was issued,that can't be right with such a late postponement.He wants to keep my cash and send out the one from the rearranged match....if i wanted that programme I could get one for 3 pounds from the shop at Horwich at the time.Paypal dispute going in he doesn't deliver. Nothing for Sunderland or Arsenal has been on ebay.

I rang Sunderland up this afternoon and spoke to the programme subscriptions office who said that no programmes will be on sale for this postponed match and wouldn't sell one despite being asked to name their price. The person said the print run had been cancelled.Whether that is the truth or a lie will no doubt be discovered in the fullness of time.

I think you are funny and original and just went on to your profile and gave you a 5 star rating...

Some postmen in Bolton are working but mine hasn't done our street since Monday. Not expecting anything particularly exciting, just a 1965 Manchester Senior Cup final programme between Oldham and Bury which cost 99 pence.

I'd have settled for Coyle and would prefer to start 10/11 in the Championship with OC than in the Premier League with the misery guts just sacked but he isn't the dream candidate in my view.Of the realistic candidates that is Mark Hughes.

and Oldham 08/09 in MSC

Bury 85/86 in car Halifax 87/88 on train Tranmere 89/90 on travel club bus

Late enough for there to be a postponed match programme to collect that's for sure.

The buses left at 12.30.I hope they get their money back.

The match has been postponed